Toyota Hilux leads November new car market recovery
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) has confirmed there were 95,080 vehicles were sold in November 2022 bringing the year-to-date total to 993,509.
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British Consortium working on Hydrogen Hilux project
A consortium of British engineering and industry bodies is developing a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-powered version of the Toyota Hilux.
Fourth bravoauto site opens in Bundoora, Victoria
Inchcape Australasia’s used vehicle retail brand, bravoauto, has accelerated its operations in the Australian market, opening its fourth site in Bundoora, north-east of Melbourne’s central business district.
Hyundai Motor Group elevates Donckerwolke to President and chief creative officer
The Hyundai Motor Group has promoted Luc Donckerwolke to the role of president and chief creative officer as it responds to a rapidly-changing global business environment and continues to drive business performance.
Polestar announces partnership with Australian environmentalist
Polestar has announced a partnership with award-winning environmentalist and Australian COP27 representative Sam Elsom.
Mercedes-Benz opens orders for all-electric EQV
The new fully electric Mercedes-Benz EQV is available to order from December 1, priced from $155,338 (Manufacturer’s Recommended List Price).
Ineos Automotive partners with Pepper Money to provide finance options
Ineos Automotive has partnered exclusively with non-bank and asset financier Pepper Money to develop a range of finance options for Australian customers. It marks the official establishment of Ineos Automotive Finance, with lending options for the Grenadier 4x4 now available to customers.
VACC launches Automotive Industry Awards
The Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce (VACC) has launched its reimagined 2023 industry recognition program under the banner of Automotive Industry Awards (AIA). “The new Automotive Industry Awards now incorporates the awards programs run individually for Victorian and Tasmanian members.
Australian driving habits changing as living costs soar
New research from Uber Carshare reveals that Aussies are turning their backs on their cars, with 59% of car owners saying they’re driving less as costs of living continue to rise.
